Google to Invest $2B in Malaysia for AI and Data Center Expansion

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Google has announced a $2 billion investment in Malaysia to establish its first data centre and cloud region, aiming to enhance AI capabilities and create 26,500 jobs by 2030. This move is part of a broader trend of US tech giants increasing investments in Southeast Asia, a region with a rapidly growing economy and tech-savvy population.
- Google announces $2bn investment in Malaysia, as gov’t hails 26,500 jobs Al Jazeera English
- Google to invest $2 billion in Malaysia and build data center to capture rising AI demand CNBC
- Google to invest $2 bln in data centre and cloud services in Malaysia Reuters
- Google to Invest $2 Billion in Malaysia, Build Data Center in Selangor State Bloomberg
- Google to invest $2 billion in Malaysia for AI, data center MarketWatch
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